Review on Dash Deluxe Compact Masticating Slow Juicer: Efficient Cold Press Juicer with Easy Cleaning, Includes Brush, Pulp Measuring Cup, Frozen Attachment and Juice Recipe Guide - Aqua by Mary Cornett

I just received this today so I only tested it once so I can add to this review a bit later. Now let's get started, for the price and size this is a fantastic little juicer. Yes, you could probably, for a little more money (or less if you have a centrifugal juicer), get a slightly more powerful juicer that can process more juice and make products with a larger pulp outlet. I had significant difficulty clogging it when juicing pineapple and celery in particular. There seemed to be no problems with carrots, apples, cabbage and a bit of a problem with ginger. So if you tend to stick to more fibrous fruits and veggies then you're probably still going to have a hard time and I have a feeling this could put more wear on the motor and other parts so it might not last as long and in this case a full-size juicer might be better. That being said, I took my time squeezing about 0.5 gallons of juice using the products above and I can say it was pretty quick for a tough juicer. The main appeal of this juicer is its size. It's incredibly small. Much smaller than other juicers I've seen and used. It's slightly taller than a paper towel roll and not even as wide as a full roll. If you've been looking for juice on a budget or are trying to make juice at home for the first time and are short on space, this is a very good option. Pros: Small footprint and work for small batches of juice from overheating. (I made half a gallon — that's a decent amount — before I felt like it needed a break.) Cons: The pulp spout clogs relatively easily and isn't as easy to clean as I'd like. I also had a bit of trouble getting the assembly right as you have to rotate the top and lock it onto the motor and sometimes it takes a few tries. better options, especially if you're going under $100 and just want to randomly get some juice. Well, if you have the budget to spend a little more and desk space isn't an issue, I would suggest a full-size juicer as it will likely last a bit longer depending on how often you use it. will cost you another $50 or so. (I don't know how to tie this, but Aioken's are pretty good and are currently on sale for Christmas.) Other than that, I'm very happy with my purchase so far. As I said, I'll update the review in about a month depending on how things go. :)